The Sun. — London, England, 1809-04-11 00:00:00

4 i,ISBON M2IL. SPOiraiNG INFELLI&SA'CE. ' .... . .. . . • ~ .. .NLWMA.RKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, It:9. tritOst TUE LtiEGN GAZETTE. MONDAY, APRIL 17. . .., • • tIADAJOZ, Mantle 13.--Every day our army pre- S wecpstakes et 2,ogs, each, h. ft. B. C. for Colts Slit. 71b, and tithes ..lit. alb„ Rising 4 yrs, old. ~',Fhey..vner of the ! osa niore,ftirrnictible aspeet, as well in conse- , secontt-horie to ri..ceive _hack his stake. , I o•nce of'• the • increase of force it is constantly re- . M -r. Mellish'sßradbury; . '. '.. • , i.. , ,i‘.'ii,g, as of the strii:A discipline ,by which it has Mr. Mellish's Hit or :it iis. , St t George. , . • . seei improved by it: General. 'lt appears, that the . Si 11. Witiliamson's l'an, by at r. -Lake's b. c. - tee neree. ey 't rumpator. , :!td plan of the French is to itivecle ran - erovince, NI retakes c. by G wiry, of Alaileinuiselle.: . - '''' iqt to :attack Alie,qlpit:ti With 20,000 men and sc- ,IA Grosvenor's h. e...'Clu,ster. ' , . , i c, brother. to Smuggler. . , . ,•:..i; pieces of large artillery. For ths p iurpo3e. they at'i N ) ll. i r s al 6 tOil' h s . br. c. V ;111d)kc. ' end 1, .• endeavoured to, support themse ~ lves on all the . . • . , • or • . • 1 he Prmee's Statees'roogs. each. 11. ft." for colts carrying kill points of. tlie Tagus:. . e . TlitS openitions sq. 85r., , ,i10. aildlilliesBst..4lb. Across the Flat. Rising 3 ;.,,,tint to them, w:li,',-11nwevcr, deStrcqed altno,t •rs: old. .. - ~,,ri ;13 it was COtiiielv'ed: Our di. persed troops I.d, ti;rsvcr.or's hr. f Opal, by Sir Peter, out of Olivia, D.'ofGrattott's c. Doleful, by Sorcerer,. out ot.llounty. heorgrinizing- welt incredible expedition. - , Oer Gen. Gower's ch. c. Centipes, by Waxy, 'oar of Tar 1,.'5 pelTeiye„ the blow befole it reaches:thetneee . mitula; • . ' e,'eilig the bride- of Almaraz, the only ptent by "r• Mellish's b • c • Cock Rabin. '• , . ri- , Mr. l Mellislili4)::o. Levint tiT Don QUixotte. ii , d they couid transport their :el illery, has haven ,'.lr. Mellish's b. c Knirver i v, sbi' Dor. Quixotic. - ~..i province front itrunetli;ne invasion, and taught Lti Sackville's Bostprd, 8.3. slb. apt General Gower's ~,..: enetny to respeet tile Chief by whom we are Cantina! Beattlatt„ 7 4 4., 4 3 . 30). Across the Flat, „ao4s.. ~- tztinanded. . , .. . ~ ~ • T Sir I. Sliellei's c. Vexation. by siYaxeenut of, I nl ia . 851 / 211). .agst Mr. 'Lake's b.' f. Guildtord, not of a sister to Oat- A. letter transmitted by the Governor of.. Valenza ,tailds,-76t-. flit), -Two. yr old Course, 2,togs. h. ft. - ii General Pereira Cale Commander in the Pro-. I. , Colonel llarbord's 1 - ., •by y o ling,-woe t ipevker, out of a sister to Petworttwegst Gen. Grosvehorls If v tu yscis, S. .• •k e• of the. Illinho; dated licathquarters, Ma r ch each. Ab. M. toogs= h. ft. ** o states as follows :-(. 1 'rile Milida . ana Artillery,' D. of Grafton's f. by. Sorcerer, out of P.,epern4nt,sgSt Air. (as' your EX .I ter having entered Gallicia, having Vansittart's f. hy'Whiskcy, out of Itegtilator's dale, B st. ~lb` . , h. It. M. tongs. h. rt. • colkney hat already keen informed by the Govern irs ` -s ,; e 3 eit (:. ft. Sornerset'sjob Thornherry, oit. agst Mr-Pat.- ..1 Villa Nova and Cumina) taken the fort of G,airm, soles Gladiator, Bst. Across the Flat, r..ogs. -. illa,Guarda, and Bayona, and haviog formeci with' lei Sackville's Deceiver, 9 st. 9 1b. agSt. Mr. Vansittart's , - '• 14itleigli 7st. talb. Ab. Al,sst{, , h. tt. tae Galician Patriots an artny.esliMaleo at , about Nf r . c ro w s ti aw k, 4 )ts ;Ad, Bst. alb. agst Mr. SteoheA - 9 n .00G me, are now proceeding to attack Toy.- son's Miss Doubtful, 3 yrs old, Bst.. Ab, , hl..toogs. Air. Sl_oa_k espear's Brainworm, 9st. 71h. agst Mr, Croft's There is, besides, 'towards the mountains , another , BacChttnal Bst 5113. .Across the fiat, tc;egS„ h. ft. (imps, consisting of 400 . .. men of_ the regiments of .‘ . ' '4 • '4 . • • .e T r UlsDAlo. . - • • ' • t> oirto, arid the..Militiae who, it, .is r said, are enriiv i,:orporated with '4ooo .; Gallicians. : I,',u-dey the, T ile t) tip . 'f.__P_l.lo., of tepee. , far Niarcs ec 3-yr t li o te, careyie r et, .' . ..tiiiy of the .North' has its advariced post 3 North as ' l iees :Vi c :,: t. 9 / : 1 „ 41r/ fo 5,1 r 11 I:, ?' lb (1-3 olds, ~,, AO 3. : 0 . - ..,f , : , 41 - as Amorim, in front of St. Pedro de Torre, wilVi'l! Fift y l 1 k CI. ; ; + .}tunos ..y ~,11,Ac0p,,011,,„ our 4.yr olds, 7 , e, 9:13. s-Vt i;I peasants and brave reilibarneti have joined diem. ,olds, 8:4..§111. 6-yr olds and aged, ' 3,t. ,Ib. Last 3 'AI.' iie. Army of the South; at twain the evetilh he, ail of 13 ; C. ' T es advanced posts near Veiga de Lours. At three The 2070g5, Stakes. a Sweepstakes of 10,-;gs. each, h. ft. fir Colts end nines tiring' 3 yrs old, 'Colts Bsi. 3lb. 1. lilies 4 'elnek the French out pasta attacked rears,;end then . . Bst. K. M. . • I!K.' firlilleo was fired from the eitatld. They re- •Ld G. it. Cavendish c l ; it. e.itiy i i acne hus, out of Flora. • ' -lied with bombs ~ 'I he iice It'as.inaintainet.l until half id te, 11, Cavendish's bp - c.., bYvVVjaSkcy,, out of Mrti. Lan dour. •.t, -..•, seven o'clock 'in the - eve 0 nine •, i but e e know • her. Mellish's leremr, by" Dort:QUixOtte. ..iiiit what damage Was done to the enemy. They M r . Wilson's'eli. c. Wizard, by Sorcerer. :.i.ow forty:three `berlatm, Bette of Whiell did any , Sir S. sirweles c. Almaitack, by Sir Peter, out of Pala_ tipver. '.ititaV.. It i 3 reported 'that the French have 34th 4.lr.'''FhOrnhill'iit..bY Waicy, out of Galatea." ". ~,eft in , illty , ; ' °tit of i „thin infantry., Their cavalry I Mb ,Cra,sen's I, Black Diainr i ttv.l., by Stainterd. , •,,, .1 ._ ... eo the duty Of infantry '.or want lit lerage, and for ! ,Sir 1. Sledge 's Cock Robin. Sir lihellcy's'c-Mirmion by , Whiske , I tirtt- days they' have Ihr,`,6n destitute of p•r e ei s iime...-: ). If Grat . ton's * C. Nlango, l hvSorcerer, ) Lut of 1-lo.liby ' •,• • iic::.t ,nornbers of - the intlitta uni.l lica.,,lnts C uts to i 1). of Grafton's c H a p an . bi-T rion ' ii at - o r '.., out of Scotia. Lass. .. ,:• i iit:oll'pekate ' d in both our armies. To-motfrow 1 .Ittr. Andrew's b. I. canieht, by Sot cerer, out of Orange-bud. 11.:ii d you ate' account' of the cacualtieS• at; Toy, d Foley's c. by, Lager, out ot Miss FIKCY• Itir;;lslwes's c'••• by 1-14mbletonian, 'but of Mary, by'iligg tic , ~.0 of the operatrieis of our armies, iv hich approxi- Ay e r. ~,,,te the town On hoth'sitle:i." ' . ' M o.r take's c. bY Catarina, out of Chester's sister. , 7' ,,, , • , Air. Lake's I, Grinderella, ity Teddy. ~ ... . LotatOttr, MARCH I .-113" diSpbteliCs from trip- sir - C'',. 7 1'1uner's c. ChyropodiSt, by Bair.ahy; ' '' ' , ':, , r General , Franc i sco da Silveria, we learn that the , sir, C• ,Turner's c M.erry Alhirow, by Stamford, out of • • •, 1 heophania ~•;:ciiiy entered Chaves on the .1 2.1 h eurrenf,, and Sir C. Butibur . t , 's c. Fair-Star, by Whiskey, Out of Giantess ' . .:.15 oft the 14th tt , ..cy were still in that neighbour. Mr. Vansittarrs b r . f. by weiskey e out of Alontetitilla'sdain. !:,,•(....I. l..d Grosvenor's b. c. rertiyiu., brother to Pearl. A letter has been received from the Aler LAI Grosvenor's'b. L•Dee',Nymph, sister to Caton. • quis de la Air. Ladbrokes br. t. Bribery, sistv toElce.tion. , 'e:iriana, datod on the I Ith instant, front Requeixo, The Claret S takesof 2 )ois . 1:11 ii ft .r Gilts and Fillies . • ;iO B, l States that the i'l'enoh 1)0'9 out lost lie s lb:g1 • rising.' yrs Olds, Colts list. 710:and tellies f Bst . . z' it). D.I. ,f;00 men, in killed, wounthd, and prisoners, in Mr. Mcllisles`Bradbury . . :',,llicia. in the position in which that General now lel Stawcit's c. No Conjurer, by Sorcerer. , Sir S. Sitwell's Clinker, , ' • • I,e cuts off tho communication hetet een Gallicia Alf. Outieottibe's e. h. I. Laurel Leaf. . ~'. Icon. Arms and accoutrereentsior 10,000' men ' I)., at Grafton's Vandre• e 3i - rived, and been landed heieirom lit4and. . , Sweepstakes of toogs. each, h. ft. T. Al. M. .s. 4 important aid is ftireisin.l by the getieruus Bit- I.d Skkville's . .Prospero, aged, itst. 9 1b. • :,ail nation to 'Portugal. . , Mr. itowortles Cassio, s . yr. old, Sat. Slb. , Mr, C. BOUPerVie's h0b0...0 r -Gaunt, 3 yrs old, 7st. PROCLAmATI.ON I,V. THE REGENCY.' . , , lici C. H. Somerset's White Rose, Bst. 410. agst Gen. " Neither the solemn treaties which unite us in c rosvenin'a Rifleman, 7st. 71b. Autos. lite Flat, 10.15. defence of our common safety, our the repeated i''' e t i , l ',„,„ ~ y Lauretta Sst 31b. pot- Gen Cr c ir's , J U4V ilf . ,111(1 efliedcious assistance which they have afforded, ma - y - ,'is . t. e. ' A s Cross the * Flat, * 2oogs. It, ft. and still continue to afford me, for the better.fulfil- Mr. Craven's Beau Nash, Sst. sib. agst Id Foley's Kristrint of our mutual cluties.anci mutual tecurity; have very, by, Don Quixotte, Est. 1;10. Two-yr. old Course, `.•eett yet sufficient to'de troy the perfidious machi- 4r; ransittart's Currycomb, Sit. gib. agst Mr. Paync's nations 'of the ferocious . Enemy of the Continent, BUlrush, Ist. zlb. Iwo.yr old Course, zo.gs. 11. ft. ittcl of his abandoned emissaries, who, in •so many ' WkwiltsoAy. carious and strange. ways ; attempts to Wks/ distord • Fifty Pounds by. Subscription, for 3 .yr olds 7tt. slb. 4-yr olds Ist. : sib. alai 5-yr olds 9s. 41b. at. C. ' and distrust . among our - most faithful subjects, and . Non . S u bsc ri bers to p a y sp. entrance, . . ' the, nations in the closest alliance with. us ; , Some- The Newmarket Stakes of srigs. , each,_ h. ft for 3clilitss old. earry -, tittles ascribing to the , Cabinets of our Allies views ing ht. 71b. and fillies llsr. 21b. D. M. and objects of which only out enemies could spew . LclGessverior's bref. Opal, by Sir Peter, out of otisi a sb. 6 'Puck by Alexander out of Nimble. thertAtiveS capable, and sometimes accusing our Gee ti l l V.; r r a o s s v v e cre r r:s b, 1.. by Sir Peter, out of Nannette.' meals, possessed of the most unlitnitedcenfidence, Dof G tartan's I.:. by Grouse, out of Dabchick. ' U. of Grafton's c. (apan, by Trunlpator , out of Sedtia. of imbecility and corruption ; at one.time circulating l)1 i r r (. I .4u s zu s rg b c l. v c viz b a y rd So b rc y .ew o r, re o e u r : r ot'Wowsky. false, information, and such intelligence as is incona 7 : petible with the fidelity of theinsnbjeds, and the va- Mr. Mellish's b. c. Levant, by Don Quixotte. low of their, arniieseand at another time persuading Sir I. shelters e. Marinion, by Whiskey. ' ' 11te,IMpple to deipise, and sometimes even to mal- I I M ' fir:lir:l u n f i t:tu t : i s:in . aElwes's b. 44 Shuttle, darn by' treat the .persons who . pass through my kingdoms 4Ld Darlington'S brothertoSmitggler.. ~..- . ,:. Gen. Gowet's ch. O. Waxy, by Waxy, out Of Tarantula. charged with' the most teuportant commissions, civil irt o Fo o n t l i s j s ue b e r i . l : t . w b rr y y li . Vaxy, darn by Calomel, bought of the and military, to whom every proteetion aud assist ' ;Ince is titceparily due, Desiring, therefore, to draw • Air: 0. Radchtre's gr. c. by Sorcerer, out of Nitre. . ' .1) G. Osborne br. C. by Waxy, out of Trumpet t i. closer every day the ties 'which unlit the subjetts of Mr , Lit 1.. . Othorne's b. t. 'by Waxy, out of Drowsy. • our kingdoms.to:the interests of the Crown, and the Sweepstikes of o oags each.)). ft for 4-yr olds. The subleets of their 'Britannic and Catbplic Majesties,: ley End Course, via. from the . llitith to the Crerso A P u o d s; 004 to, frustrate every attempowhich"the enemy pre-- , beyond, 1115 Duke's ewe!. ' ~. • . poses to himself' by those unjustifiable means, I have, Ld Grosvenor's Eaton, gst, . j ,tatisetl, it.to be declared:by t he.. present Decree to be .r.i Dar I I _ nigton's Master Goodall,, Sit. .91b. r. Kellerman 's 1.21-luile de Venus; BSt. 81b. 1 1 1 10 ) misdeineauour and a brunch of loyalty, every' Mr.,{{. Cruft'S Bacchanal, ; lit; 131 b. . . , , tilitlg ettner dune or written by any' oCour - stibjeets, i Mr, dbroke's Master lackey, 7st. I tlb. unworthy, by such eundtiet, of the. narne,ol Porto. , o 'Mr. Woottnam's Mouse, -,st. Sib. . . • 1 S i r C ,Titrnet's Momentills - t'• Its- , . enter!, to endeavour in any manner to stleet the Etta- 1 ). dßutland's Itainbler,.7.t74lb 4 . * - rat ter ill' credit . of the Cabine‘s . and loyal sabjeals of ;, Sir C. T ome r s Mi.. Q ui „iy,, 7 s t , sib. . their Britannia and Cat holio Niftiest lee, so long as they 1 (sect. GrosVeliora May,. ust. *alb: , shall not have been deelered to- butte last the' ennn. , i. • Mr. Shakespear's Discount, Bst, tali+. agst Mr. Vansit• deuce of ;heir. respective Governments, ordaining*, 1 tart's Burlcigh, Bst. 21b. Del. ;fogs. I.d F. Benttrick's (oh Thornberry, list, gib. : agst 1.(1 kr that..the Judge. of treassooable offences, the . linen... ' •4 WA) I piwto.;ll t kist.4l.o). Acres ;ho, teat s wogs. 241 t. dash General of Police, and their Deputies, shell' ' . TILLIRsbAY. _. ntliciaby, nuluiip into ant , receive denunciations of , The King's Plato of re.;.gs. for . 4-yr olds list. s.yr old I 6 1 t a ' those -crimes which shall bu punished as lreni,oll 911). - 6. yr old. and aged last. Last IM.orB. C: .. against our royal person and , agninst the public auto-' 4 . Sweepstakes of tongs each, h. ft. for 3-yr olds. Ab. M. fa y o f our kingdoms; according to the laws eats -i 1 I d Pariinatou's Itubens 9 .,t , - iir. Laribinke's Chester , asst. blishrtli for that purpose. The several military ALI- ; Mr. Kclltrut,in's'Zurnaster. B.t. slit. ' - tli.,ritieS, the Marshal of my Armies, the Chaneellor ' Mr.' S ‘ tephenso_res Miss DOubtful, Bst. • A)t . .. the Chamber of : I )upplication, , the, inteudailt Esc- i Mr. ‘...ravett's DM; Nash, 7st• 41b. , , . 1 Ltt Stawell's No Conjurer ' ' ' 7st 41b Moral of -Police, and the otherauthorities whose' t pro. ' '.• ' ' - - .. M ~ . Sir C. Bunbury's b c Fair-Star, apt Mr, Thoinhill's c.: YinCeitis, shall execute and enfcirce thi s D ecree , ' by • Waxy, out of Ga. . I.ltea, Bst. 41b. cacti. K. NI. seogs. wnicji .shall be.primed rind placarded .in the several h- ft. . ' - ••• . - ' ' • -. parts of- the capitid, suet - in the other- 6116, taWn y , : Azalea haters. , Contraor.o Ilst. tell). agst Geri. Grittilarior'ls 4,1)'. (to bring ono to the post) Ist. Actlass the • and viliageit ciethisKingdom, tar the better and more , ti;u2 ° ,o r ogs,,,il. It. , , ~ evri,min information oi am - . ~ . . -,, . Sir . s. ,sltelley's Sock,. Ssr 51b. agst Gen. Grosvenor's The N'ouog Lochinvar, by Grouse, out of. Dabcloick, Bst.. " Given : at our Palace of' ,GovermnenWntrch. , Across the Flat, ioogs., h. ft. • 20,-1 8,09. ' P 14 Y .------ , --,----.-4-,..- - ' . . • ' ' ,r. .• I.ti G , ., 11 ;, Caveraltsit's c...by Whiskei.,. out , Mrs. Can. A Requisition signed by 3(3 , of the EleBors of i. dour, bst. boa. agst Gen. Grosvemn's 'Ory sets, Bst. Two- Sciolliwink, .has been sent 'to BiCWATKIN LEWES, " yr. ~it con s:', t c ., r , s . k. It . • • tLW Milli Bailiff; to convene A 'Meeflog 4at that l'own, ivl r. Payne, Bulrush, Bst. 71h. agst Sir C. Turner's Bram- N.:, 8,1. jio. Ab. M. 4-.:3 , 0 11. 1t.,, , ,: LI:1 1 .1 wllll whieli he complied- wittiout hesitation, . .. . , Ni t ., V., l) ,lttirt's .I.,:prr.ycintt), 95t. agst Mr. Poynes 'Le ni, i d ~ , , t 4olittet.l.lo-morrow for the purpose. ' el eia, 6, I 'lb. isvci".) r. old Course, 2,<:0 ) , ,5. h. •ft. . , , . - J . N ON: Printed fiy It 'U) 11.1. Rlt 1 or No. MartletteirXi street ; and At the $ 110 c;e, Nu. 1 i r4;;1.1 ;iN here .ridicertlittmen,:s; ;16;1 LONDON S'ESSiONS, Yesterday.the London Sessions commenced before . , Sir John lArner, Knt. the Recorder, and a Beech of Maglirrates. Several assault causes.were tried, but the only 'ca , e of 'public interest Was an indictment t;gpinFit 4nn . 1171114 and her datielter, for keeping a disorderly house, in•Cacenditol-eouu, lioni3dsditch. The inhabitants of the, nelglatiqurhood in which tft,e Iliinse was simued, iicscrili;.(l . it as ilie . mo , d in j loce;:t , and . 'prOtligaie recept.u.le (11 piosti:tAi‘ . o that; iAras kn . () \vit to ; pild, ths4l.:try found the parties Gui/tri,'lll6 Recorder, itt o; der to, ; inaLe the partite, refund seine of the iil gotten, wages.a . prostitution, tined' lie , old woman 14.01. ,and ttie. young 6110 501. ordernig,,at t . he ,satee till)efllie,ntil- Sinee to be' abated; .hid Iliepartie's to be imprisoned ; till the tine. wai paid. The yPung woman addressid the Court, eb4erving tit it sllc nor 11,1:r mother were the realvropridoes of the ho t 5 in question that it belong , e4 i toa'person tiattml . Carter, that pcil'ar from' hemeable to pay 501. she could not pay SOs. She added, that she .had, been _lett a wHilw.v, and that " parental affedion'''alo:ie indticed her to live with her mother. The court paid no attention to thiit'lisrangue, 'and an officer retnoved the parties but of . Court. r , • 4it4b: M,OI.BOItiWG 11-STR --RET.--Satu4lay, the tand/orta n of - the Spotted Dog, on Westborne 7 areco, ton, laid 1.1 . 11 information before Mr. Litice.CoNs/s., to this otlice;,of . an outrage ciao tritted ttpvt a fectiale, , the wile of a Carpenter at 11,1rioW, 'tarried , Cassino : Crow, which, in point of honality and atrocity, ex.- ereds . any cluing we have ever w,diessed. Be said, th it, on Thorslay . i:t; M. Crow was brOught to his house in a state of insensibility, tyld,appeared• to have been ill-treatee hy "Some ruffians.. Qn reco vering herself a little, she described herself to be . ip great agony, and on cOmmuiiicating her situation to some. females, a surgeon was sect (Or. It appeira that she had owe' taken a cart proceeding On the liar row,road, and on which she believed the name of- Davis was 'painted. There 'were two *Men with it, and she asked them to give her adift; as she . was very much latiaued.' These ruffians instantly laid ' hold of her, and tiegin to assault and ill-treat her in a way that ceased le.r to faint, The' remainder of (heir cOnduo unfortunate woman Wal too horrid for 114 to'deSeri6e: it iS sutliurni to say, : that it was Such as to'render shigical assistance necessary. and in. addition to her personal s*riogi. the cif- huts robl;d her of tiVe shillings, all the money she . had'about her. She says that She Sheiild know the wen again if she saw them. ATTEMPTED . SufCine.---A young map to very, confidential employ in the house of an eminent , broker at the West end of the town, made an, at-., tempt to hang tri.usell at his entployer's house yes-, terday morning. Ile had been:tor seven years a prin cipal clerk in the hotiSe,' and was 'intrusted with the • inanagetnent of the hooks, and a misapplication of nearly two hundred ,pounds was the cause of die 'attempt. He nidde his appear l atismt the Office yes terday morniii4,, t rovd r after lianng l been there luilf an hour, he feting r to another room pllotted hint, and shortly after he was wanted on particular business. One of the Cldki went for hint, and discovereddsim,., through a square of glass at the top of the door, sus- . pended %kcal a cord froth ► hook in the ; trp was cot down, end 4u2pendeksinitpatigh we . c to stored. He is the son at% reputable' tradesniiin, in Oxford-street. The following' melancholY . .circurtisanee happened at Toseland, in Huntingdonshire., Mr., Dixie,. jun, farmer of that place, lradProc'ured a quantity of arsenic for dressing his sheep, .41ch lie imprudently left in a paper hi a Cupboard.where the flour was usually kept.- On SaturclaY se'imi4ht the maid servant was dire6led to mike a pork pudding. Mr. Dixie and his shepherd corning home at the hour of dinner,. ate heartily 91 the pudding, and immediately afterwardS the maid else began to eat. of it, hut, on finding 'an unpieasant taste, She de eluded eating much, which her master, opserving, inquired what was the Matter, and 'hoped she had not pot any of the powder, left in the paper, into the pudding. The girl acknowledged that she had, with real sorrow and distress of mind, conceiving the . contents of 'die paper to be flour, and mixed it. up for the pudding, in quantity near a teacup The child, nephew to Mr. D. on finding the taste disagreeable, would not oat any. Mr. Sanders, Sur-, geon sad Apothecary, of St. "Cecil's, happening ju bd in the village at the same lime, was instantly called in, and used every means to promote sickness, and to connteraa the etietits of the arsenic on Mr. D. and his shepherd, but in Vain ; they languiShed for about eight hours, and died within a few oti mites 'Of each - other. Ile maid-servant lies :in a very dangerous- state, though not without itOrne. hopes of her recovery. Mr. Howi, the pedestrian, started on another tour yesterday to do sixty-fire milestday for three Suc cessive 'days, and' not to halt More than two hours at a . time. The learned think he, has overmatched himself. . Few periods are more critically interesting, than that of th • e day which imatnediately .preced;:s the drawing St,ate Lottery and - especially so, of . such an, tipportant Scheme, as commences. issue to inorrovimorning. It is hardly possible; indeed, .to contemplate the then -certaiu acquisition of Ones. Thousand Whole Tickets, and, the several great money Prizes likely; morqover, to turn up, without , the deepest interest or'to rruppoSe.tltat.the tisk- of losing a small stake, where the gain may be sd.im mense, can be adduced as an aigurnent,against ad venturing. „ It will be a great curiosity ..to Jiear , the . brilliant PrizesArttum `l'ormorrow ; but .it will , be± far More pleasikig todiave a Chance 'whereby the Advii...,:;,:zes curiosity ,cal!. be . gratified, The Lottery Tresents essentialßenefits, and' will bear the test ht examina nation. It. stands without precedent ; as, Audi, HotiNse.y and Co. solicit the favours of, the Public.; at the siiMe time submit to their attention, whe ther they shotlld lose sight ot ,SO valuable an estierprilze, which is never likely tolvatipen.again. A wand .le6tion of Ti.eicets and Sharo is on Sale at their Old Established State Lottery Offices, 1•10. 20, or St. Margaret's Hill, Borough, and no ‘Vbere eke on tjiejr, account in 1,01it.011. Tilrue 20,0001, Two of lo i c)opl.. F , ,ur of .5900. 6x..b,0t: been recently shared by HaIINSBY and Co. Published lt±, , kV 11,11 %&I ARMIGI St: It I Souli 1 , 1 lta Pafia, I.4.;ditur t (ps!l,lo4a), . . . . T. Iltsn acquaints his Friends, that he shall keep his Offiees,.4. Capital, and g, Charing=crosi, open till twelve o'clock this night, for the purpose or serving. the Public with Tickets and Shares for the Grand Lottery that begins - drawing To-morrow morning, .the first-drawn Prise of which above tb . l. , is entitled to One Thousand Whole Tickets! !! - '- BIRTHS. Yegerd , it - his house in Queen Ann-street West,, the 1.24.0 f wi iThicrirriond Delip. Esq.' Or a Son. The same day, w Clit.iard-atreer, the Ladir-ot G. 13. sq, Daux ter, trit - Ttitirsday senniat. at Woolliainp.oh,. near Newbury, the Lady of Lord /tall& Stanetset, late of All Sjills COl. lee. Oxierdi-sf*Son. • • Lately, a; Litchfield, Mrs. Maxffell, Lady of Lieutenant. C61131,c1 Mazwel,'ori Dadihter. -• • - MAKR.I47I::' . . On Wednesday .. last, the 'silt - inst. at Hesall,' in cm shirc,,o/ tam ley.: Ifine.s.Thotsplon, G. Siminons, 1 sy" ot. , tb Mary, eldest daughter of kVilliain LaWtoni • Esq. of Uay,ton, in the Couptv of r Chester.. Ott Thursday last. .at Caine,` the Rev. C. dent of i_lirist'Cburch. Ozferti.Nand Redlor of Kingston.; Deverell, in the County of Wilts, to FraliCCS, only daughter of . francis Pender, Esq. Rear-Admiral of the White, Of. Hardentiuish-liouse, in the same County. XciitOrrlay,;eveising, at Whitehall, the Right Hon. Lord Gar ner,it9,the lion. Charlotte Smith, daughter to Lord: ' 4, Carnaqttin::"" Oas , lauildWast, Mr. Bullock, Carman, of Maze Pmda-Sotttliw'arl:, to Lhits.. Blake, late lioutckeopet to JatneLareenwooq, Esq.. of lAveialcr-hill, Soucy, , Thesaine day, at St. Dunstaii's itithe tV4, t, I humas lir- • skint Sutherland, Esq. of EdinbUrgh, to Miss Highley. of Fleet-omit. v a o t ri t m ec ib i C y 6 , i l‘ p l s r : t }:. , d w vi t is ar i d, L C is a t r e e r r i t o t o , 11 E l yn chug the Gtimsby oe R. List:r. Esq. Mayor of Grimsby. tr YesM e ic ir; nl l )' l,l ‘,sc t b°. h il e nt b ihg rtie t e tal l ta c t ac Lpi n l 7 c4e , in:The biliuderigibw°Y'llit ! lacsrlilitn • • . 1)121): .- ' On the iSth ult. at , Thomis"Shoppard'i, Esq. Thorntoa•,.;• Hall, bucks Mrs. Gurney. On the agtlt Wt. at 5,..11,t0n, in Ireland; the seat of ,his' brotter,i4.l4w, Natkunci rroton, Es 9. Richard Vetch, Es s, , ` • On Monday the 3d inst. at Coonttq., the infant son at Beeston .k.ong. Esq.: , • On Saturnay last, Georgc i*ker, Esq . 'First Cusitnis* stoner tbr the Si x penny Duties payable to Greenwicii IPoe,- pita'. - • - - t . , -• , • • Pn Sunday last, at hi, fatheendmustin Sotnerset place: ,Itgt a short. but very s...;vere .otacss, tn,tite 43d )ear of his sge. George licit 7 y r".o yv ry, ' rsq.' a C,l I) iAM 10 the Royal Navy,and one of the Commissioners or theffiamport Hoard. The same inoniing, . Mr. Ward, - of Riming-lane, 13xPr.c" a enta,tive to the house of Nlcsars. Gardner and Stoneityuse.. 5 y z.) Pl; ICE OF STOCK .44 , 0?! . " 4 .. 'f'.. - - , V61:1 - 11111:7Alf. Par* 4tpclc, India Stock, Navy i per Cent. 93 i i I ivila It O MiS. i pert:on. t 797, ITuth fi::.i i , tuck, - lush 5. p... 1 C Ott.l. 7 -...:::eq. All Is, 0 s. , t3f..pr• , 4 per Cent. Bss i , linvatAl 3 t)r , Cent. .:,, 1 Oef Cent.' Red. 6 , 7 ,a .. 1),t,) Au., , , .." ' , 3 per Cent.• Con. 6S 6S •.' Cons, lor'MaY, 654W 1 ~.. Dank. L. Ann. di s-a6t.hs „ ; . ~ LONVON MARKET acc. itto:uttNT oF•WIIEA.T IN MARK.I.4I.Nr-• fly Mcfis:s. Cnl i.o and , M ...t. rA a , Maui W,aie t inasP ~ • Including only trout t7th of Match. to' the i't of AP ;""I , ~ .., . a s treeably to the Alt, a 1 ikQuatters'at r:os od ' 2q 6 ...Udrieri at -0 °' ----'—' At , 9ts ° ,l - 447 ---"-- 41 I , s iTs 6'; :.;; /1 —;—',-- at 96s as ' 26 f --- -- 3 : ii., od 1 : ,7 : 4 3;1 _______ -----____ --4—_ .a a a . f ttt ,4 9 , 91 :s :',; .0, ci ti rt ti -' ' i l l 3 : 1 : 1 5 2.26 .3 $ ..______....................----------- :::-' t 8 : : : :. :: i: :4 1 1 . ; .:. ,------. ~.. .. tr _. sat S 6 ' l 'l Si 6 - at ,) I. 7 il • . ...And 2 V.:tailors at 71s, per x ela rtcr. s* -1 iiti: 31t, l Qisartera.—"vaJsc Si>. '4' l . 2,, let. tauter shalt last Iteturo. • • —___:_—--L;—'' i A 'R E1 . t14t14 OF FL6Uit, 1+144:11 31, from !fie Cocket-0 nice: s. d. 644c5• • 6 . d• 1'• zo 81 6 3$ --- .79 ° 316 $4 0 '7i 0 , t 76 • 74 83 0 I 3i 75 ° v:rag,.l ao. tit: SAck loWer thin Ltst From 111 Arch zi, to Sachs. a. d. 3 i • 68 4 , o 31i $4 . SS) ---- 8 3 a To:11-933i os. 1.1. pei PRICE; Of Ht)i'S. Ans. . rockitrs. 41. 164. Kent;,, 4t. o). to it. r6s. 31. tzi. Slsstx., 31. 35, to 411 QS•' ESSAY., 41. 0)..i.4 1 41. M. V.tritniat; 6.. O 1: It) Qi• NEWGATti. AND I.l.:ADliNtiAl.l. MAItg.F.TS. By the Carcas:. D ee r 4s. 04. to ;s. 61. B,l'. to 75• Mutton o.i. to 53, 81. I Pork tai. to 74. 0 1 Limb - Gs. ad. to LI PRICE Of Lll.VfliUlt. (per lb.) AT LEADF.I4I I A Butts, so to 561 b. each , c ,i. t o , 20. Ditto, 56 'to tgitb; Cleft 23 1. to 19 1 . 10Crtalatit v llacks,. . 19. i. to 21 ,1 1, l)irsiing Hides, . ,„(. to OH ,Fine Coaclt I ,; t. to x to. • Crop Hides, 4; lb 401 b. for cutting - t w H. to std, , Pato, • 3o to 4 0 1 b. 1;;; . i, to O i l' Call Skins, 30 to 431 b. 261. to 321. per Ih. Ditto, so to 701 n. 3411. to 39i. per lb. Ditto, 7o to Soib. 3411. to 310. per lb. Small Sole (Greenland) 37,1. to 391. per lb. .• Large ditto, - loos. to tb.)s. per Dozen. Goat Skins, . —s. to --s. —• Tanned Horse tildes, 201. to 'Aid,' per lb. RAW 1111)1.S. • Best lielfersand Steers (p: Ofdinar I )' "'rut d es& Is. (pt. to Market Cati, t3s• ° hild , tßing s , ht i e . p i i n o i Z. 4st . Enf ; l f i xi oriLiss 6 -t:1" " • .Canto Skin.; . Hi 2i ' go 3' reits• ' 9t- PRICE OE TA LI.OW, ,. 61 --i• St, jarneti's'Marke; - s.. ' 4i.t. Town T iloix 9, , , , , `• s , glare Mirket . os., u.i, 'Yellow 14.00.1 9)..: . 4, Whiteltapet Market is. '6 t. Willie (ILL-9u. w i. ' d i. v per stc.ite at 3 to.. ---1---- soap do. 91$ . --i ' c--. . ' 6 ...—. c' . , tys„ , ,i/Itt.. i NI:ItitIK StOit.7cri• ._,. Aver Age price ,p. stet. liitto rough 4 1 ". ---' . (...ritCres to. wd• , Gut's{ i)(40 1 - t'' ''''',. te,t, IA .i.i. —curl , L ..", o tt, . 41 • or.—Aloutas 13.• L.. _,......,,,..., . Yellow Sc.olt, ['rice doien, St. lAML,'S'siriAY &iAItk.ET, A Pit HaY, Si,. tor?. to 61. roi.• cii.--Avcr. 61. Straw, at. 24. 041.10 it. 54. (.41.—Aver. al. 3i. w'm IIAY MARKET.. 11.ty sl. nt.-GO. to tai. fair v!l.—AVer. los•_ i od• Nev, 01. ow. od. to 01. oi. Aver. 01 . 4 " 7 . • °"' 4. Clover, 61. to 71. to.. 01.--,Aver. 7 1 • . Straw, ii. t 54. to al. 6, — e lver. it. :T ;tt 1 . 71: ‘3,44.4i, 670 obit Sbills at ,NLArket. , S ir► d . a OS 1 Affil 5. 24 Ne.wa..4l,stle 1.4 4 50s 0- SiaoJ,N - latid 7. 12 Ne%i4:usllC s at 47 4 , 1 6 Slott:riamt 1 at Os roll 41.;14tvi, (,ro• vvotol.t , r•lN. EjjQZ